Math, asked by bhallakunj8719, 1 year ago

Sahil has ₹ 12 less than three times what Sohan has. If both have a total of ₹ 88 how many rupees each must have got? Solve the puzzle using the equations.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

Sohan has Rs 25

Sahil has = Rs 63

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Say sohan has =  Rs  S

Sahil has Ra 12 less than three times what sohan has

Sahil has = 3S - 12

Sohan + Sahil = Rs 88

S + 3S - 12 = 88

=> 4S = 100

=> S = 25

Sohan has Rs 25

Sahil has = 3*25 - 12 =  Rs 63

Answered by Fatimakincsem
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Answer:

The money possessed by Sohan is  25

The money possessed by Sahil is   63

Step-by-step Explanation:

We will write down the value in equation form and then solve it as follows:

Money that Sohan has=  x

Money that Sahil has= 3x - 12

Now according to the question, sum of the money that they both has is equal to 88, So we can write it as follows:

(x) + (3x -12) = 88

= x + 3x = 88 +12

= 4x = 100

Thus x = 25

So the money possessed by Sohan is x = 25

The money possessed by Sahil is 3x – 12  

=3(25) -12

= 75-12

=63

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